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The Minority Leader of Parliament, Mr Alban Bagbin has said he is looking forward to a good session as parliament resumes sitting on Tuesday.
Three major bills are expected to come before the House for consideration during this session. They are the Bank of Ghana Amendment bill, the Geneva Convention bill and the Bui authority bill.
Speaking to Joy News, Mr. Bagbin said he expects this session to be devoid of walk outs which characterized the last meeting. He however warned that, if pushed to the wall the Minority will have no option than exercise their right not to participate in sittings.
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